Self-Discipline: Spartan Discipline: Resist Temptations and Conquer Your Long-Te

by Chris Thomson

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Author: Chris Thomson

Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Paperback:
ISBN 10: 1535587792
ISBN 13: 978-1535587792

Tackle Temptation with the Discipline of a Spartan! 2nd edition
When it comes to Self-Discipline, many things can be learn from these Ancient Warriors. Their histories, principles, and routines can all teach us a great deal about

combating temptations and self-discipline.

Within

Spartan Discipline: Self-Discipline of a Spartan Warrior: Resist Temptations and Conquer Your Long-Term Goals

it provides you with compacted chapters including:

- A Brief look into Sparta

- Principles of the Spartan Warrior

- Developing a Plan for Self-Discipline

- Apply Spartan Wisdom to Your Life

- Exercises to Start the Momentum of Change

- And much more..

With this book, you will learn

exactly how the Spartans were able to focus on what is important regardless of whatever complex emotions that might be circulating through their minds.

Most importantly you will

learn how to apply their principles and routines in your modern life and help you conquer your long-term goals!

It’s time to transform yourself into a disciplined, successful Individual and conquer temptations!

Review

"Chris Thomson opens his book with a reminder of the Achilles and the River Styx incident and his unprotected heel. He carries this into the message of his book in saying, 'Each one of us has our own Achilles' heel, though our vulnerable spot is not our heels but our minds. When our minds are undisciplined, we suffer the consequences. There is no problem that you can ever experience that is not a product of the mind" - Grady Harp, Top 100 Reviewer

"This book provided me with a look into the Spartan lifestyle that went beyond what I had heard before. The author describes the principles that guided the Spartan warriors life, and then relates that to modern psychology. Awesome! That was very insightful to me." - GraceD, Reader

"I learned essential principles of spartan warriors and how they can be implemented in my life, with very interesting explanations." - Maxim Demura, Reader

"Life as a Spartan, especially as a teenager, was extremely rough and unconventional. Many times, men were kicked out of their homes by the age of 12 so they can fend off for themselves and learn to survive. The author does a fantastic job of portraying this lifestyle and explaining how these virtues can be translated to modern self-discipline". - Brenda, Reader

From the Author

Self-discipline is key to the momentum of change!

From the Inside Flap

the epic journeys that Odysseus undertook. He and his men were sailing home, which involved passing by an island inhabited by sirens, mermaids whose seductive calls had lured many sailors to the island. Upon arriving on the island, the sirens would kill them. Understanding this, Odysseus had his men fill their ears with wax, which when hardened, would prevent them from hearing the sirens' calls.

Though he sealed his ears with wax as well, Odysseus ordered his men to take the additional step of tying him to the ships masts. As they came within hearing distance of the sirens' calls, the wax in Odysseus's ears began to melt, allow him to hear their calls. Under the spell of the sirens' calls, Odysseus ordered his men to untie him so that he could seek the sirens out. Fortunately, his men could not hear his orders as the wax in their ears did not melt. Because of this, the Odysseus and his men safely sailed out of range of the sirens' calls.

Developing self-discipline is not easy, as you are bound to experience temptations that will lure you of course. Distractions are normal and you will be enticed by them. What is most important is that you regain course and continue onward. In fact, you can learn self-discipline even if you never heard of these principles. Just challenging yourself just as Odysseus did will create the fertile grounds for self-discipline. The most important thing is that you be willing to take the journey.